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Growing up between Jordan and Lebanon in the 1980s and 1990s, Dia Al Batal used to hear the repetitive "tick-tick-tick...tick-tick" of a hammer and chisel as
Kawkaba meaning “constellation” is part of the largest exhibition series of Arab art in London. It focuses on a gender-balanced approach and more than half of the artwork displayed is by Arab women.
Kawkaba: Highlights from the Barjeel Art Foundation, a new exhibition of works by artists from across the Middle East and North Africa that opened recently at Christie’s in London, bears the name of the Arabic word for constellation. Fittingly, it shines a light on the region’s mid-century moment when art was often part of a process of post-colonial nation building. The exhibition is a star-studded journey through the region’s 20th century histories and aesthetics, showcasing lesser-known artists along with the greats.
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The house is eyeing up the return of its London evening sale in this category, despite the overall market correction.